Nothing more tiring than raking leaves. I, too, especially love the line "the tired monk pulls his ancient zen rake." Like Ellie, I want a zen rake too, but it would need to come with a tired monk to do the raking:)
(that philip is funny) i'm afraid our lawn guy's new deere came with an automatic raking attachment... which means that if i want any zen of my own from now on, i'll have to run out there before he does. which is not very likely.
Beautiful! Yes, the deep trail has power~
ReplyDeleteI want a zen rake ;D
"the tired monk pulls his ancient zen rake"
ReplyDeleteFuckin' brilliant.
Nothing more tiring than raking leaves. I, too, especially love the line "the tired monk pulls his ancient zen rake." Like Ellie, I want a zen rake too, but it would need to come with a tired monk to do the raking:)
ReplyDeleteAlways following OO. Keep churning that electric butter maker.
ReplyDeletedoes a zen rake have any tines or is it all mind?
ReplyDeleteHey double O you must have a lot of trees on your plot, good thing Autumn passes eh?
ReplyDeleteLeaves a lot of memories
ReplyDeleteof when I had to rake them.
But oh the joy of all that leaf mould!
ReplyDeleteah, sigh.
ReplyDeleteWhat an intensely spiritual image!
ReplyDeleteYou are a fine poet.
ReplyDeleteNow bring out a book immediately.
the picture of the tired old monk with the old rake is very keen
ReplyDeleteShort, simple , sweet :)
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Beauty.
ReplyDeleteI think I can feel this one in my bones (sigh).
ReplyDelete(that philip is funny)
ReplyDeletei'm afraid our lawn guy's new deere came with an automatic raking attachment... which means that if i want any zen of my own from now on, i'll have to run out there before he does. which is not very likely.